The Overtime(Official 107.7 The Bronc Podcast)

Justin Riebman fills in for Erik Johnsen and talks about the result from the New Mexico Bowl, first baseman Josh Bell getting traded to the Washington Nationals, the first NFL coach to miss a game due to COVID-19, and Houston Rockets guard James Harden's status to make his season debut. 

Erik talks about the Rockets' game getting postponed due to COVID-19, a former NHL MVP out for the year, a new captain for the St Louis Blues, and a new head coach for the Arizona Wildcats.

Erik talks about the Nets big opening night win, Juju's antics causing drama within the Steelers, Josh Rosen's new team, and Auburn hiring their next football coach.

Erik talks about the passing of Kevin Greene, a disappointing showing by the Steelers on MNF, the Clippers signing a new asset, and the Magic locking up their young core.

Erik talks about the teams in the college football playoff, a disappointing non-playoff season for the Patriots, the Chiefs beating the Saints in the battle of the conferences, and the Jazz locking up their franchise center.

Erik talks about the college football conference championship games, a division title for the Buffalo Bills, a statement win by the Green Bay Packers, and a battle between two of the top 3 college basketball teams.

Erik talks about injury updates for the New Orleans Saints, a former 1st round pick starting for the Football Team, a depth move by the Rays, and another MAAC loss for Rider men's basketball.

Erik talks about the news that Henrik Lundqvist will not play this season, the retirement of Alex Steen, a lot of COVID cases within Houston men's basketball, and a blockbuster trade for expansion club Austin FC.

It's a Premier League loaded episode of the Overtime, as Erik talks about the matches between Liverpool and Tottenham and Arsenal and Southampton, followed by a depth signing for the Giants rotation.

Erik talks about the max contract signed by the reigning NBA MVP, an improved condition for Keyontae Johnson, another game cancellation for Michigan, and the expansion draft of Austin FC.